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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-22
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ScrOfulOus. Inherited and Con-
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by CUticura.

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ouainted with your CUTICURA REMEDIES, and
take this opportunity to testify to you that
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the worst cases of blood poisoning, in con-
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and this after having been pronounced incur
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p s. WHITIIHGER, Leech burg, Pa.
Reference Frank T. Wray, druggist, Apollo, Pa
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-22

Judge Garry, who presided at the
trial of the Anarchists, was surprised
out of his usual calm reserve when the
news of the decision reached him on
the bench, where he was hearing an
other case. When assured that the
report was true, he said: "Well, all l
have got to say is that the verdict is a
lust One."
The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-09-22

NEW BEDFORD MaSS-,OOpG. lO.-AG-
vices received from San Francisco state
that the fate of the missing whaler
Amethyst is settled. The mate of the
sealing schooner Angel Dolly, which
arrived in San Francisco, reports that
while cruising near Castle Rock, a
wreck was discovered on the island.
| 1t was found to be the Amethyst broken
| in two. Everything was in confusion
/ In the cabin. The whaling gear was
covered with rust looking as though il
| had lain there for months. TIT
| Captain Of the Angel Dolly made az
entry in the log book and the log bool
/ of the Amethyst was taken OF
board. The Amethyst sailed in tn,
spring of 1885, was commanded b.
Captain Cooley and was last seen d
the ice fields in June 1884. She wa
supposed TO have on board five of tn
crew of the missing bark Rainbow Q
this port. The crew Of the Amethysl
numbered thirty-eight men, and thel
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
A PIT OF DEATH.
APrayPuL EXPLOSION INA NINE IN
SCOTLAND.
A Number Of Miners IDpri'oued-Volun-
teer Rescue work-Cries for Help
Distinctly Heard.

tBy Anglo-American cable 10 the Dispatch
GLASGOW, MAY ga terrible explosion
has occurred in the Udston coa.pit al
Blantvre village, In Lararhshirc, eight
miles from this city. Two hundred and
twenty miners are entombed in the pit,
and II Il feared tina, all have persisted. The
shaft Is blocked with doris caused by the
explosion.
Further particulars Of the explosion In
Udsion nil show the number OF men en-.
tombed less than first reported. Forty.
five miners who were imprisoned in The
upper scam OF the pit were rescued; but
one of them died after being brought 10 the
surface. The Others are suffering, hog.
ever. ffom the effects Of the shock aud Gre
damn. Access TO the lowest scam, where
seventy men are confined, il found TO BE-
blocked by the d(briS tumbled down by
the explosion. II was in this seam that the
explosion occurred, and Il Is not believed
tbst any Of the seventy men down there
can be rescued alive. II is even thought
that they are oil dead now. There are'
seventy others still imprisoned in the Md
die seam. Hopes are entertained OF saving
The most OF these. Volunteers working for
their rescue can hear them calling for hello.
Cries OF "COme!r "lIelpi' "COmc
quickly :" have been heard frequently.
The Udston pit is situated in the most
fiery Il the coal districts OF Scotland. ~
soon D., the fac, Of the explosion became
known miners from all the neighb)ring
collieries hurried to the scene to help in the
work Of rescue.
accumulation was opened this
afternoon with the middle scam. Numbers
Of miners entombed therein were rescued
alive. although much pro,tratcd from fire
dsmp. Five bodies were found IN the
scam. The lowest seam has been reached.
but too late 10 rescue any Of the miner,
who were at work there. Not one OF the
mforinbotes was found alive. The total
number Of hives lost by the explosion i, be.
lieyedt be seyenty.fyc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
THE xEwtRENCu CABINET.
". ROuVier's Ministry-EyenifU
Tlmos Predicted for France.

fl}y Anclo-American cable 70 the Dispatch.l
LONDON, May 2S.-Tne Pari, core
,pondcnt oi the Times telegraphs that NJ.
Eouyier has Termed Cabinet, ~ follows:
Eouyier, Premier and Minister Of Finance;
Flourers. Minister OF Foreign AGtir,;
~Wller. Minister OF Justice: Falieres,
Minister II Ibc Interior and Public Works:
General Satis>Ier. Minister Of War; Al
uirll james. Minister 81 Marine; Dcyeil0,
Minister OF Agriculture; Elienuc, Minis
ter OF Pu' lie Works; Cookery, Minister OF
Posts and Tclegraph, BcrthelOt, Minister
OF Public Instruction.
The Cabinet is composed. the corre-
spOBdcut says. OF moderate Republicans,
or II the union Of the Left, and IT. opera
ton will be trial OF reaction against
Tadicalism. mIltairism, and socialism. The
party Of the Right, with sense Of their
own security, have promised the new Min
i,try their fun support.
President GTeyy was for long time re.
mctant, adds the correspondent, 10 make
the triil, bit be finally consented. "The
next few days. the (uaes di,pltch says
m conclusion. "wIll be eyentiul Tor
France. an attempt may be made to In
.uce some 81 the previous Ministers 20 OPP
pose tie new Bouyicr policy, and the issue
might be strange and unexpected
PARIS, May IS Three Republican
Groups Of Tie chamber 81 Deputies have
held meetings and unanimously approved
their Presidents action in using their iu-
flucuce With President Grcyy against the
retention OF General BOuhnger IN the
Cabinet.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
Tribute of gespect.

Alta meeting Of steamer Company, No o. Of
the Richmond Fire Department, hold AZ their
engiBe-hOuse May -, lhs7, AssistantEnginesr
W. &. Fuller ia the char, tho following rosolu-
tons were unanimously adopted
Whereas IL has pleased an Almighty and all
wise God 20 remove from our midst our much
esteemed ana beloved friend and brother nrs-
man. Mr. BERNABD NBBER, whose gentle spirit
took It's hight % iis ctornal home May 20. ISL,
We bow in humble submission 10 tho will Of
that God that gave aud TINT takeih away
None knew him but % love him,
None named him but % praise
In all his alks through life he was fsUltlsss.
Ho was oy0r courteous, ever kind. having
good word for every one.
A. father aud husband h0 hal few equals,
his family being tho grand centre AROUND
which he built his fondo,t aud most cherished
hOpes and naught was left undOne that soult
Gator to their welfare and enjoyment
'1he name OF our esteemed friond WAS over
uron tho lips - every child thatknew him. and
naught gave bin moro pleasure than 10 cater
10 their numerous little wants.
Eyer ready, ever willing. a. fneDd he WA
stoadfast and uneTing. Ills generosity know
no bounds: no was. IL might truly bo said. q
father To the fatherloss. a husband ~ tho
widow. aud friend 10 tho friendless.
In his vocation IA engineer he hal but few II
any equals, Il being second % nothing but his
family. lilo was always AZ the post VI duty.
aud when that called him no was algay5 really
and willing ID Opey. What a los,-8n ire
parable loss. But although he has gone from
Us let US hOpo that the life that he has led 30
an example for us 10 follow and thAt ths msin-
Dry e tho many good deeds that be has dono
may he hdolbly Craven upon tho walls Of
time.
Resolred .f,rih1nore. That We send to the be-
reayed and sorrow-stTicken family "a copy %
these rerClutionr. accompanied by our most
uHfeigned Gnd heartfelt sympathles a1i con
dolence, assuring them that our tesrs Of SON
row are min glod with theirs
j. OscAR GOOpH SecrntarI.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
Ashland News Notes.

The following letter was received from
the Ashland CORES pOndrnt OF the dispatch
last night:
Monday will De observed here as memo
rial. day. Appropriate ceremonies VIII be
arranged by the president OF The Memorial
Association, Mr.. DR.. IL. c. Scott. The
day has not been very generally observed
heretofore, and special efforts are being
made to make it q becoming occasion. All
patriotic citizens are invited TO participate,
not only by assisting IN the decoration, but
by sending their floral contributions.
Colonel Il. o. James, OF GOOchland coun-
", on his return from the national drill,
has been spending few days in the village
with Colonel Richard +. Beirne.
Mr.. j. Il. Savage, OF Snyder, Basset *
Co., Of philadelphia, for number OF year,
editor Of the weekly paper OF Hanover. and
at one time a student Of the college, will be
here next Monday, accompanied by hi,
wife.
Mr.. {. G.. Sbaier has given the contract
for his new house, near the old racc-track,
20 Mr. j. G.. Tiller, OF Ashland.
The Presbyterian parsonage has just
been completed, aud will be occupied by
Rev. Nj. HOldeIby on june lst.
Dr. :. u. Wright, DR.. steele and family,
and Mr.. w. c. smith and family, OF Rich
mond, will remove to Ashland on June LIST,
the two Latter as residents aud the former
as a visitor TOR the summer.
Many friends OF the contracting parties
will leave mere next Tuesday evening at 8
O'Clock TO witness the marriage OF Mr.. Il.
j. Peasants TO Miss Pennie Mcdowell al
FoIest-6rove church.
The students Of the college are in the
midst OF their examinations, aud the
campus presents quiet appearance. Nc.
j. Ii. Riddick, OF Richmond, has received
many congratulations for having handed
in the best paper in senior Latin seen here
for five years.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
KILLED BYHls WYE.
4 Woman Cuts Her Husbands
Throat and Beats Him with
Gluh.

New Orleans special says Details OF are
maTkablc case OF murder in the pIrish Of o.
tah0ula. in North Louisiana, have Just been
received. On Thursday last colOred man
named Fitzpatrick, formerly OF Alexandra,
residing upon the small farm OF Ben. Lee
(c0lorede and married TO Rosetta, one OF
bis daughters, was murdered by his wife.
On the morning Of the murder the couple
bsd quarrel and the wife Threatened
to kill Fitzpatrick, following him TO Troy
vile and back home. He wa, sitting al
Tie table eating his dinner, when she
slipped up behind him and drew a razor
across his throat, and then picked up club
ana beat bin numerically. death following
IN few moments. She claimed that IL wa,
a case Of suicide, but the appearances at the
scene Of the murder proved to the con-
lrary. The table was bc>pIitercd with
blood, q, was the other furniture In the
room, showing that the unfortunate mau
WaGe desperate struggle for his lfe. fhe
cub had blood and particles OF hair
clinoiug 10 II.
Tie murdercsS intended burying her vic
tim without saying a word, but a cOlOred
man con ing along saw what was gong on
and reported the facts to the justice OF the
peace Of the ward. Upon being arrested
Rosetta made 4 confession duplicating her
brother. BIZ Lee She says Bill approached
Fitzpatrick while seated at the dinner.table
and dealt him powerful blow upon the
head with heavy club, while she used the
lazOr and cut BIZ throat.
The family are known 10 be a hard set.
one member i, now in the penIientiary for
lie, and another is serving his second
term. The father. however, is said to be a
quiet and peaceabe citizen. Fitzpatrick
was the second husband OF the woman. she
having on MANY occasions threatened the
life of her first husband, who quit her.
Public sentiment Is very strong against her,
and had not The constable hurried her oil
to Jail undoubtedly she would have bcen
Nnched ou the spot.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
NORTH CAROLINA NEWS.
\ Negro Boys plan 10 Escape u
Whipping-Dro Dead. &c.

Special telegram TO the Dispatch.l
RALEIGH, y. C., May pa special from
Char lOjto says that Richmond Hurdle, q
tcn.ycarold negro hoy, shot himself with
intent 10 commit suicide that he might
cscapca whipping. lie was caught stealing
eggs, and his mother told him that she
would thrash bin. The hoy went in the
house, got pistol, put The muzzle to his
stomach, and sent The ball through IL. He
will not live.
Judge ID. II. Starbuck, OF Winston, died
suddenly Of bearl-discasc last night about
10 O'Clock. He had iu.t returned from a
public meeting, and was reading when he
died.
a man named Mohett has just entered
snit against the city OF AShcyille for 5000.
He alleges that during a very cool spell OF
weather last winter for some offence he
was arrested by the police and placed In the
guard-house for the night; there was no
FIRE or other comforts, and this condition
Of things brought on a case Of sickness
which came near causing death and from
which he has never recovered.
Miss Mary Avery, of Burke county,
while on her way from a neighbours house,
near Table Rock. to-day, dropped dead.
She was discovered in a short time dead
without any marks OF violence. She was
fourteen years old.
W. j. Wallace, Of Mcdowell, has recoy-
cred judgment for $1,000 damages against
the Richmond and Danyille Railroad Com
pauy for injuries received while travelling
on one OF lis freight trains.
Near Albcmarle to-day Charles BrutOn,
while poughing in his field, was shot at
with Gun in The hands OF some one. The
bullet struck him on the stomach, but,
from some cause, it glanced of, doing no
harm.
The annual commencement Of Peace In
Stituto, this city, one Of the leading fe-
male colleges in the State. occurs Monday
and Tuesday. 30th and. 3l't ius,antS. Rev.
f. II. Johnston, Of Winston, will preach
the annual sermon sunday in the First
Presbyterian church. There are eight in
the graduating class.
Celcdon IIutchiugs. OF this city. ATTEMPT.
ed 10 cut hi, witt'S throat today. lie
asked her to read piece in a newspaper
She replied, II don't feel like it," lie
was under the influence Of whi,key and in
bad humor. He assaulted her with a
knife, striking at the throat. She threw
~ her hands, and the knife made only a
deep scratch, not thought to be dangerous.
IiutChugs was arrested and sent to jll.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29

Rive Persons Killed and Others I'm
iurcd by IL boiler Explosion.


NATCHEZ, Miss, Nav 2S.--AbOut half
post O'Clock this morning the boiler of
the Natchez Cotton. Factory exploded with
terrific violence. entirely dcmol,hing the
ng.nt-room and The pickery which was
above il, and bursting in the walls OF thr
main building. causing the roof 10 settle in
the centre oil the building. The smoke.
stack was almost entirely demolished and
the large factory injured 10 the extent Of
many thousand, Of dollars. The miil-band>
20 TO work at o'clock. aId most Of them
were in their places. When the explosion
occurred scene # the widest terror
prevailed among The 40 men, women,
and children. When it became known that
several persons bad been killed and many
more or les, injured the anxiety and grief
OF those who had friends and relatives in
the building was healrending. The fire
organization Of the city was soon on hand.
and "a relief party was Immediately set at
work removing those who were in the build.
ING. An but two OF sufferers. Henry Null
Inns and George A. McNcal. were soon
taken from the ruins. These two were
Coeply covered with dtbriS, and the relief
parties were several hours in reaching
MCNtal, who was found dead. The casual
lie, arc a. follows:
Kilcd-G,orgc \. NcNcal, \. Il. Fo,-
fer, Jesse Hitchcock, and Ernest AleXan-
der )colorcd). Mullins is doubtless dead,
~ hc is still beneath the ruins.
n iurcd-Maggie Welch, seriously; En-
ma scott, seriously; Nelly sims, bruised;
George Thompson. >calded: :. :. Lee, en-
.iuCcr, bruised internally; Evan, jenkins,
thigh crushed. and VI. Price. bruised in.
tcIually. There are others more or less in
juicd, hut none fatally.
The company'S los, j. estimated al SO
,Gl, irc,udng the loss Of time in working
the mill.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
FINANCIAL
ugw YORK BALfu01x, AEp xioh'
roxD STOCK xxcHAHaxs.
Grain, Provisions, Cotton, Tobacco, Tar
psntins. Rosin, Tar, ana
Peanut MARKETS.
tRv ,elegrnph % tho Dispatch.I


NBw YORK, May 28.--The dealings IN sIorks
to-day were even smaller aud less interesting
than those OF last Saturday. the Market snow
ing some lack Of character, with even Tess as
position among room professionals W uale.
There was no feature 20 tho market untii hitnf
The Issue Of the bank statement. When uheN-
pectodly large increase I'm the surplus re-
seryr started the shorts 20 covering. ann mod
crate degree Of animation was inpartoi 10
dealings while a sudden reversal OF the course
of prices occurred. Reading was the only
active stock among the low-priced stocks
Minneapolis and st. Louis preferred, Viz
ginia Midland. and Oregon improve
ment were conspicuous for strength. Inc
opening was moderately firm, most stocks
showing insignificant advances over yester-
DAYS final figures. There was quiet raiing
for the first few minutes, after which the mar
ket settled down 10 extreme dulness, whlch
continued until the issue OF the bank state
ment shortly before noon. alter whlch there
was amOdcrately-aciiyeb business until theclOse
Prices were heavy, and In some cases weak nn-
iii the covering Of the shorts began. whom al
most everything on the active list moved up
sbarply. the early Losses being recovered ~lth
fractions In addition. The close was mode
rafely active and firm TO strong at about the
best fcurcs reached. Tho total sales were
only Gg eco shares.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
CINCINNATI

CINCINNATI, May &--Flour strong. Wheat
nrm; No . red, Sc. Corn weak ami loser;
No. naked. t5c. Oats castor; No. I mixed.
sgke P,rk quiet ~ CtsA Lard wsAk aad
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
Ths WEATHER ~ RICHMOND YESTERDAY
Mean temDeratur
DEATHS.

BEFCH.-Died az tho residence Of her auss
Mrs. Rebboca Gowen. No. 40 Spring street.
NAY 9th, At ; 4. NJ, Miss MARTHA V. BkECH,
I'm tho thirty-hrst year OF her age
"Blesssd are the deaf who die In thu Lori
Pre- cious one from Va has gone.
voice We loved II stNloi,
place Is vacant In our homo,
Which never can be nlled.
Cod In HIS wisdom has recalled
The boon Lis love had given.
Ard though the body mOulders hero,
The soul is safe In Heaven.
The funeral will take place at . o'clock T. "
SUNDAY, from pine-Street Baptist church.
Friends and Ecquintancos invited 20 attend
CAPSTON. Saturday. May 18Th. At
g:35 Z. NJ, at her fathers residence, 6ls north
seventh street. MADELINE, only child u
James l.. and Catherine Capston. In her TWEEN
ty-third year.
Burial from ~. Peters Cathedral TUESDAY
MORNING az 2 o'clock. %
KEININGHAM.-Died saturday, May -,
1857. az 3i5 o'clock 4. NJ, EUGENE RAT
CLlFFE. sou u oliver y. aud Annie :. Klein
ingham; aged eighteen months and eleven
days.
At rest after much suffering.
Funeral from residence, No. 80 wost Mar
shall street. THIS Sunday AFTERNOON o.
haif-past o'clock.
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companied them. The Richmond regi.
rtannf ms aoA lhrn,t.l L..

companied them. The Richmond regi.
ment passed through later.
a young colored woman named Hattie
Lucke't lett here yesterday 30 visit her
aunt In the West A dispatch from Al
i00na says that she Is among the injured Of
the rmlroad accident last night. She Is in
a hospital, with her skull mashed, Lex
broken, and Is Injured internally.
Captain Lucian Alexander Davis. some
fifteen years clerk OF Prince william
Court, Is dead. lie served throughout the
war on the Confederate side, and was
man honored and liked by all who kne
him. lie was about fifty year, OF ago.
A number OF Alexandrians attended the
reception at Warwick" to-day.
The county election resulted in the re-
election OF Clements as corporation attor-
ney. Holmes commissioner Of the revenue.
Wilbcr treasurer, and Young clerk OF the
courts.
The municipal election here resulted in
favor Of the nominees OF the Democratic
primary. excepting two aldermen and four
councimen. The poll was the largest
known here.
Mr. Lucas has put out circular 90 Ii.
censc.iax payersj. IN which he says more
than 81 900 in coupons have been recently
used, and adding: "By rendering coupons
you will not only save your own pocket,
but YOU will eflectually help settle the debt
question 10y forcing the State to come to an
Arrangement with the bOndholders."
A usrly Of ladies and gentlemen inspect
ed the P0cahOnias models and the yards to-
day, and were taken TO Mount Vernon on
the Spray,
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29
RaSe-Bau Yesterday.

10y ttlfIfaUn 20 the Ulslht'nsi
At Philadelphia:
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pha>. -. Errors: indianapolis, g; Phili-
dcIpnia>: :. Balterie' Morrison ana HACK
elt' bumn'oh ana cunning
Al Cincinnati:
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Athletics. 1 90 % l. Z
Ba,e-hit-: Cincinnali-, x; Athletics, 6.
Errors: Cincinnati>, ,; Athletics, >.
At Washington.
washington. PITTSBURGH came called 1t
end Of tlrd ipnin-: lain. WaShingtons.
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29

10y t'l'EIdlih 10 tio bi-PANh'l
UNo>1oWE, PA, May 2s.--A raid was
made on The jimtOWu c)kc.riotcr> to-day
aud twelve Of the ringlcadcrs arrested.
Among the number was william Bielstein.
"a mmhCr Of the Executive Board Of the
Amai"smatt0 Miners and Lab)rer>' AssO-
citation. John Nuua, another Of the arrest
al mon +, repuicd Anarchist, and played
q conspicuous plrt in the biz strike a year
ago. The arrest is regarded ~ an impor.
tut one. William II. Bailey and \. A.
carlton, Of the General Executive Board,
Knight. of Labor. are now in the coke re-.
oions. Try iUg 10 settle the strike. They 90
t. the scene Of the strike ~ representatives,
oi the Executive Board with the under
Standing that The board is not in accord
with the strikers. II j, sad that they will
use every means TO effect an amiclble settle
ment OF the strike, but that il they fail
ihcy viii hardly pcremptorly order the
men back 70 work, for should they do so
the moia' support OF the Executive Board
will ip lost
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-05-29

peal OF Rev. ID. p. Robinson, from The Synod
OF North Carolina, reported, sustaining the
anptal. Rev. Robinson's wife secured
divorce from HIM on The ground OF desec
non. The court granting tie decree or
derod the respondent 10 pay an alimony
hut he ignored the order, and was 10y the
ecclesiastical court suspended unlll ne
pufpCd himself OF The contempt OF court
The ground upon which the appeal was
sustained was that an ecclesiastical court
had 70 right 10 decide the relations OF
minister with The civil authorities.
The synod OF North Carolina presented
paper in defence Of IT, decision, and the
Gaze received very full discussion.
Thirteen delegates and alternates and
thirteen elders and alternates were ap.
pointed 10 attend The fourth General Coun'
ell Of the Reformed Churches 70 be held in
London, England, June 20, 1888.